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• Attempts to installation of Windows 7 Service Pack (x 64) leads to "Bluetooth Stack Server" "AppCrash": no wireless connectivity possible!

  I realize that my question is about the hardware and drivers that are not Microsoft, but all the trouble seems to begin with the fact that the latest version of Windows Update attempts.

  I have reset the settings of update on "Automatic" after missing the guests of installation, leading to several attempts installation of Windows 7 Service Pak for x 64-based systems.

  On installation/configuration logoff never surpassed ~ 10% during "installation failed, returning from changes" message appeared before the shutdown.

  On reboot, the error message: "Bluetooth Stack server has stopped working", problem report Details indicate: "AppCrash".

  Today, for the first time in ~ a year, brought my HP Probook 4530 s to a reliable wifi hotspot 2011: "no public network detected" appeared, everyone had no problem.

  The "centre mobility Windows", which usually has a box indicating the status of LAN wireless, had this box is completely missing.

  Check the two Bluetooth and Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller (devices used for internet connectivity?) indicate that "the drivers are up to date" and "this device works correctly.

  I am running Windows Security Essentials and Malwarebytes AntiMalware.  Also recently installed the free version of SpyBot, run a daily scan.

  I've never really had any problem/detection of serious virus/malware that I'm aware of.  Windows 7 has been well up to this point.

  Also tried a system restore to BEFORE the Service Pack update attempt: it had no effect on the detection of wireless connectivity or a connection.

  If anyone can describe a troubleshooting chart that might allow me to again connect to a wifi hotspot, I would be very grateful.  Thank you.

  I should finally a solution to my inability to access a local signal of the WiFi for my laptop.

  As stated in my first post of the question, the problem started after a sudden error message "Bluetooth Stack Server."

  All the remedies, I've tried are listed above.

  This HP laptop came with a general diagnosis called HP Support Assistance program.

  Recently, I downloaded a new version of this program.

  For the first time, an icon appears in the taskbar for the "HP Connection Manager", which indicates the activation state of all wireless and Bluetooth devices.

  The following State scored to WiFi (Wireless LAN): "disabled in BIOS F10.

  Since I was able to connect to a WLAN before the Bluetooth Stack Server error, this setting IS ENABLED: it was not "manually" disabled.

  I entered the system BIOS via F10 during boot and the following path:

  "System configuration" > "Integrated device Options" > "LAN/WLAN SWITCHING" > select 'ON'.

  Rebooted the laptop normally, a check for HP Connection Manager "indicated"enabled"for the wireless LAN setting, and"Windows Mobility Center"was now a visible box for WLAN/LAN status."

  I don't know how or why the BIOS for this parameter settings were off.

  Please mark this issue as resolved, with this post as the answer.  Thanks for your suggestions.

• Satellite L50-B-2CP - cannot set the wireless connection

  Hello

  I have an out of the box of Toshiba Satellite L50-B-2CP portable wihtout os because I had a free w7 license and the wireless connection is turned off. I downloaded the broadcom drivers both atheros from the toshiba site, but also the intel wireless lan driver but nothing works when I go into Control Panel, wireless network card is not visible, I don't see Bluetooth.

  Any ideas?

  The Device Manager has no intel listed lan card wi...

  Are you sure?!
  Have you checked it properly?
  LAN and WiFi should appear in the Device Manager in the network adapters box.
  Please check this!

• How to change DNS server with bluetooth wireless in EnvyX2?

  I tried to change DNS servers on my HP Envy X 2 tablet with Windows 8.1 and did not see any network in Device Manager. With a non bluetooth network or a wireless adapter, you can go to the properties of the adapter and select 4 TCP/IP and entry servers manually DND, primary and secondary.

  With the envy of X 2, there is no network setting in Device Manager. There is a Bluetooth wireless adapter, but you can get in its properties at all?

  Anyway is to enter or change the DNS servers with wireless Bluetooth which lies in the desire X 2 Tablet?

  Thank you

  Sally

  Hello @minion22,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I read your post about the problem of the Bluetooth and wanted to help you!

  Bluetooth is a wireless connection to other Bluetooth devices, with its own communication protocol.  It is not a TCP/IP device, so TCP/IP parameters, such as the DNS addresses are without significance for her.  However, you can consult the following resources and let me know if the information was useful in the overall goal you're trying to accomplish:

  What is a Bluetooth personal area network (PAN) network?

  Connect to a Bluetooth personal area network (PAN) network

  Please let me know if this information has been helpful by clicking the thumbs up below.  If this post has solved your problem, then please click accept as a Solution.

  Have a great day!

• Two years trying to get Toshiba laptop wireless connection works

  I tried for two years to try and get the connection Wireless on my Toshiba laptop to work without much success. For a short period I managed to connect the laptop to a desktop computer's ad-hoc wireless and share the internet connection in this way but then it stopped working.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro U400 - 15L model no PSU45E-00J005EN. It is with the 12.1 "screen and running Windows XP Pro sp3.

  My wireless switch on the front of the laptop is turned on. It is also activated in the software Fn F5 wireless enabled, disabled bluetooth. I don't have Intel ProSet.

  Already when I was able to establish an ad hoc connection using microsofts software. I had to manually activate the Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) whenever even if, as he always began with disabilities or order even if I set it to start automatically. It is a monumental PITA.

  When I try and connect to the ADSL wireless router (Belkin N150) using the Toshiba Software, I get the message error "application from another provider is controlling the wireless adapter.

  I get all the time, even though I turned off Microsoft Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC).

  I thought that Windows controlled always somehow it even though I disabled WZC, so after reading solutions in other posts, that I tried to go...

  -> Control Panel-> network connections-> wireless-> properties-wireless networks tab > uncheck "use Windows to configure...". ».

  But unfortunately there is not 'the wireless networks tab' in there, all I have is the other two tabs. And since trying to use Toshibas software to connect wireless using their Radar thing, now when I click the wireless network connection in there the message "Windows cannot configure this wireless connection. If you have enabled another program to configure this wireless connection, use that software. »

  Can someone on the forum or using Toshiba please?

  Thank you

  John

  Two years? Sorry, but I can't believe it.

  If everything is Ok and I mean if there is no hardware problem you n t need more than two minutes for the WLAN configuration.

  As a first step, you must be sure that the wireless network card is installed correctly (Device Manager).
  Wireless network card must also be enabled correctly (switch > check FN + F8 > check ConfigFree tool).
  When the wireless network card that it is correctly enabled scan (check the status of ConfigFree) the area with RADAR option in ConfigFree.
  You will find this option?
  You can scan the area?
  Some WLAN is visible for your laptop?

• Satellite A660-13D - I can't go 65 Mbps with the wireless connection.

  + Sorry for my English is not my mother tongue. +

  Hello

  I expose my problem:

  I can't go to 65 Mbps with the wireless connection. I can't move this connection speed.

  Configuration of the laptop:

  * Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (with all updates installed).
  * All the updated drivers correctly.
  * With the latest version of the BIOS.

  Router:

  * Tp-link TL-WR1043ND, installed at 3 metres above the laptop (without obstacles).

  The router configuration:
  * WPA2-PSK AES.
  * 802.11n
  * Maximum output power.
  * Channel: 11 (not automatic, that this channel is relatively free).
  * Width of channel: 40 Mhz.
  * Maximum tx frequency: 300 Mbps.

  Other information:

  The wireless card drivers are correctly then updated (ver. 5.60.48.35).
  * The router has updated the firmware.
  * I tried all the settings of the wireless card.
  * Bluetooth off (without interference).
  * {color: #ff0000} there are other computers on the network that connects 150 and 300 Mbps (with the same network configuration). {color}

  Thanks in advance,
  Greetings.

  Post edited by: Xibalba

  Have you tested using different channels?
  Have you tested speed WIFI connected to another router?

• The Apple Magic Keyboard can operate without bluetooth when connected to an iPad with the lightning to the USB camera adapter?

  The Apple Magic Keyboard can operate without bluetooth when connected to an iPad with the lightning to the USB camera adapter?

  I love the Apple Magic Keyboard to be very light (I want it with me everywhere). I also like that I can choose the layout of the keyboard I want (Canadian multilingual), which is not available on any keyboard for any brand, with the exception of Apple iPad (and I did a ton of research). I have problems with the old model of keyboard Apple Wireless because of the Bluetooth connection: I often have trouble connecting. I want a reliable keyboard. I don't like having to plug the keyboard on the iPad, and I think that a wired keyboard can more reliable and safer than a wireless keyboard. And a wired keyboard never had battery problems.

  I read that the Apple Magic Keyboard can work wired with a Mac without bluetooth. And I read that some USB keyboards work with lightning to the USB camera adapter. There are several keyboards with a cable (Belkin or Logitech) lightning, but none with the available Canadian multilingual.

  So, if I buy a magical keyboard Apple and a Flash to the USB adapter of the camera, according to my needs, I'll be satisfied or I'm going to be disappointed?

  A better solution would be to have a male-male cable lightning between the keyboard and the iPad, but I don't find any of these products anywhere.

  Thank you.

  It will not work. And where did you read that the keyboard works wired with a Mac?

• WIFI disabled on windows vista and cannot wireless connect to the net

  WIFI disabled on windows vista and cannot wireless connect to the net, but bluetooth wireless Wi - Fi and fine switch is activated. Have a problem with ISATAP #5 who is incapable of solving that can be bound.

  All of a sudden I lost my internet connection wireless and I am unable to return.  May be because recent windows update.  Error messages on the wireless assistant say WLAN offshore or disabled.  I have tried every fix.

  In device Manager (under network adapters) shows also that MS ISATAP disabled with "Windows cannot load driver (Code 31).  When I try to update the driver, "Best driver already installed" appears.

  Is there a way to FIX?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/932520

  Read the above re ignore this error message.

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/laptop > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > look for the latest Vista drivers > download/install them.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Disconnecting wireless connecting wired desktop HP - WRT350N

  Hello
  I have the problem that I can't solve.
  Everything worked great until I bought the new laptop with map N.
  My previous Setup was: WRT350N, wire connected desktop HP 1 GB, wire connected Dell computer laptop 1 GB, HP printer connected 10Mo wire and connected wireless laptop IBM 802.11 g (all running XP).
  With this configuration all was working fine until I bought new Sony Vaio with N (Intel) card and Vista. Initially it connected without a lot of problems, but only with the speed of G (the Office was off). I made some changes in the configuration of the router - past from WEP to WPA2, band radio to wide etc. Result - worked well with speed N.
  Next day I couldn't connect via radio by any way (which includes Vaio and IBM; Office lit up).
  I suspect me of Vista on the new Vaio so I started to install the patches, hotfixes, drivers, etc. Then I accidentally turned off the desktop computer, wireless started working.

  If the final configuration is like this:
  desktop computer is off - works wireless on two laptops, using N or not, in the work of wire connected Dell and printer.
  On office - Wireless does not work on two laptops, wire connected to Dell and HP printer work.

  What is going on?
  I already tried to reduce the speed of 1 Gb to 100 MB and 802.11n to 802. 11 g and the upgrade of the firmware on WRT350n (2.00.19).
  See you soon,.
  Andy

  Thanks for the reply Ricewind. No, I don't change the range of IP addresses. But I discovered what my problem was.
  I had a low price (and quality ) Bluetooth dongle on my HP desktop. He was jamming of wireless connections when I turned on the PC.
  It has worked before with only a laptop and G network but when I set up the router for N, I changed the channel from 1 to 7 and turned on the radio 40 Mhz band.

  Removed the dongle, switch back to channel 2 with 20 Mhz band and everything works (I also had a few problems of range so I'm sticking with standard channel for now.)

  See you soon,.

• Windows 7 wireless connection problem

  I just bought a brand new Alienware m17x and all drivers are up to date... .IM with broadcom wireless network adapter. The strange thing is that last night I was on the internet for several hours without any problem using the wireless, but this morning iwas unable to use my wireless internet access. This has happened several times now. Sometimes it says "not connected - no available connections" and sometimes he says "not connected connections are available" when she says, links, I try to connect to the network, but it says "unable to connect to the network. The only time wherever I was able to connect to wireless internet, was when my computer is automatically connected to my wireless network without me having to select the network and attempt to connect. I read things about windows 7, with a mode of "sleeper" for wireless connections or something, and that can be the cause of it and that it is better to turn off or downgrade to xp. I am really frustrated because I am not able to connect wirelessly and I hope you guys can help me find a solution.

   

  Guide to correctly troubleshoot wireless M17x
  with Dell Wireless 1510/Broadcom card
  by Glzmo

  Since many new Alienware M17x all powerful users, especially those who use Windows 7 as operating system there are various problems with their Wi - Fi connection and post threads asking how their difficulty over and over again, I decided to write this guide to show them how to solve these issues properly Commons. The solutions in this guide were created and designed for 64-bit Windows 7, but they may also work in Windows Vista, although these problems were experienced by users of Windows 7 mainly in the past. It could very well be that the problems start occurring in Vista as well with the new drivers and Windows updates.

  I. may not connect to the wireless network and or see the wireless adapter when the Ethernet cable is disconnected
  If you sometimes or always unable to connect to the wireless network, cannot connect to the wireless network when the Ethernet cable is disconnected, unable to connect to a wireless network unless you restart once to get this work and other weird problems to be unable to connect to a wireless network continue with section II. Otherwise, continue with section II..

  Sleep of a.i. Disable on disconnect device
  Some new Nvidia Ethernet drivers have a function called sleep device to disconnect. This is the culprit. Normally, it should only put the card Ethernet to sleep when the cable is disconnected, but it is buggy and thus kill the wireless connection as well.
  Follow these steps to disable this feature on your Ethernet Nvidia card:
  1. open the Device Manager of Windows by pressing Win + break, and then click on Device Manager on the left side.
  2 double-click network adapters.
  3 double click on NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller (Yes, that's indeed wired Ethernet adapter).
  4 click on the Advanced tab.
  5 select sleep on disconnect device.
  6 set the value to disabled.
  7 click OK and wireless should work again (may require a reboot later, but probably not).

  I.b. install different drivers (older) who do not have the device sleeping on disconnect feature.
  The above does not work or if you are not comfortable with these drivers, follow these steps (if step A.i. was successful, you will not need to follow these steps). Take care to create a system restore point before proceeding:
  1. click the Windows Start button in the taskbar.
  2 click on Control Panel.
  3 click on uninstall a program.
  4 in the list, double-click Nvidia drivers.
  5. Mark Remove only the following.
  6 in the box below, only check the Nvidia Network driver.
  7 click Remove and follow the uninstall instructions.
  8 restart the system, if you are prompted to.
  9 download another (older) driver from Nvidia.
  10 install the old driver.
  11 when asked what drivers you want to install, select only the network driver.
  12 follow the installation instructions and restart your system if prompted.

  II. Low or fluctuating wireless connection speeds
  If you have problems with WiFi low connection speeds (such as rates decline over time, the speeds are much lower than they should be, network lag/stutter in online games, loss of light packets, loss of internet connection as LAN works and other weird things) or speeds of fluctuating wildly without apparent reason wireless connection install the version of the Dell Wireless 5.60.18.8 drivers instead of the standard Broadcom drivers. All older drivers will usually cause the speed of connection under normal. Note, however, that you may need to install the driver manually via Device Manager as the pilot was not released for another laptop and is not officially available to the M17x yet - that's why the installer won't work. Take care to create a system restore point before proceeding.
  Here is a step by step how manually install the driver:
  1. download the drivers Dell Wireless 5.60.18.8.
  2 check out the R29128.exe file using an extraction utility like WinRAR or just run it and quit the installation program.
  3. open the Device Manager of Windows by pressing Win + break, and then click on Device Manager on the left side.
  4 double-click network adapters.
  5 double-click the Broadcom 802.11n network adapter entry.
  6 click on the driver tab.
  7 click the button Update driver .
  8 click Browse my computer for driver software.
  9 click on Let me take form a list of drivers for devices on my computer.
  10 click the disk provided .
  11 click Browse.
  12. select the folder that you extracted the drivers you just downloaded in step 1. in.
  13 select the subfolder DRIVER_US (if you are in the United States), DRIVER_JP (if you are in the Japan) or DRIVER_ROW (if you are in the rest of the world), according to the region you are in.
  14 click on the Open button.
  15 click OK.
  16 select the driver that says Dell Wireless 1510 Wireless-N WLAN Mini-Card of the list (you may have to scroll down to see - it presents itself as second to the last in the list for me).
  17 click on the Next button.
  18 you will get a warning that the driver that you are about to install is not compatible with your hardware. Ignore the warning and proceed with the driver installation.
  19 restart your system if prompted to do so.
  20 your new driver should now be properly installed and the speed of your wireless connection in the order.

  III. If all else fails (or you've just had enough of boredom arising from the Dell Wireless 1510/Broadcom card)
  Replace the Dell Wireless 1510 problem with a card half-mini Intel Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 A/G/N (use the bluetooth as the third antenna antenna or buy you an additional antenna for this). It works very well with the M17x, has better connection speeds to strips of the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz (this last has speeds really bad on the Broadcom/1510), it has not required to jump through the hoops to make it work properly and much more, it works with standard drivers and Intel maintains their drivers up to date. It is also much more reliable and faster as well, especially on the 5 GHz band, but also on the 2.4 GHz band.

  For more information on the subject of tweaking the settings of your Dell Wireless card, check out the official setting advanced properties: Dell Wireless WLAN Card User Guide.

  I hope that this guide will help you solve your Wi - Fi connection and allow you to enjoy speeds of complete wireless connection on your laptop Alienware M17x.

  Addendum: Quick links in this Guide

  Driver wireless Dell 5.60.18.8 version
  Download the driver for the Mini PCI Dell Wireless 1510 card used in this guide.

  Broadcom 943xx Wireless Driver version 5.60.18.41
  Download the latest Broadcom driver as an alternative to the Dell a little older driver who may or may not solve the problems more. Some have seen more success than with the 5.60.18.8 drivers with it (you need to use the 802.11n network adapter driver rather than at the entrance to Dell Wireless 1510 Wireless-N WLAN Mini Card in step II.15. the guide when you use this driver).

  Setting advanced properties: Dell Wireless WLAN card User Guide
  Reference Dell official Manual/Guide on the various properties Advanced Dell Wireless cards.

  Card Intel Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 A/G/N Half-Mini
  Link to buy the demi-mini card Intel Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 A/G/N of dell.com upgrade the crappy Wireless Dell 1510/Broadcom card that comes with the M17x.

  This Guide is a work in progress. I will update as I hear it.

  Feel free to link it in different threads to disseminate information.

• Disabled Bluetooth wireless card device error Code 43 Manager

  Original title: Bluetooth wireless card disabled by windows.

  There is this problem that I've been repeatedly for a long time where randomly, my Dell Wireless 370 Bluetooth minicards stops working and I can't put it back on without doing a clean reinstall of the driver. Sometimes it is very difficult to do, because in this case, my computer sometimes think that my bluetooth mouse is still connected, so it won't let me activate the touchpad mouse. When this happens, I can not access my devices manually by removing the mouse. Quite simply, nothing happens when I try to open the bluetooth devices.

  I see the bluetooth in my device manager card, but the Properties window that it has this error message:

  "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) »

  If I turn off and then turn on the device, it works very well for about 2 seconds, but then the problem comes back. Restarting the computer does not set it. Try to update the driver not fixed not. Try to reinstall the driver works only if it is completely clean uninstall, and then I reinstall mode without failure. However, the problem is never permanently attached and eventually come back somewhere between 2 days and 2 weeks later.

  I have an Alienware M17x.

  Someone at - it a way to make Windows to stop disabling the bluetooth card? In addition, it would be much easier to solve this problem if the computer would not automatically disable my touchpad (refusing to turn it back on, same with the fn - f12) when he thinks a mouse is connected. Does anyone know how to fix the part of it? It truly is a train wreck.

  Hello

  Driver is a software designed for a particular device, which communicates between the device and the operating system. Because of this feature of the device driver software is recognized by the operating system and it starts to work.

  Code 43 is displayed in Device Manager when the bluetooth device driver informs the operating system that the device failed. If the device fails, there is a problem with the device and must be replaced.

  You can contact Dell technical support for replacement and get help.

  http://support.Dell.com/

  http://support.Dell.com/support/index.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=DHS

• Manager tasks indicates Bluetooth not connected

  Computer: Acer Aspire | M
  OS: Win 8 OEM
  Bluetooth: integrated

  The section of the the task manager of Windows 8 Bluetooth does not work. He says Bluetooth not connected, and I use a Bluetooth mouse.

  When I look at my devices I see my optical mouse for Bluetooth, and when I turn on my Android phone on Bluetooth, it also appears on the list. So why the Manager tasks said that Bluetooth is not connected? (BTW, Bluetooth is enabled in the wireless settings)

  The reason why the task manager says it is not connected is because it is not connected.  This phase of connection isn't networking for HID (human interface devices) - mice, keyboards, speakers and phones connected as audio devices.  When your phone or any other device is connected to your computer with a PAN (personal area network) - when he's mutating files - and then it will show as connected.

  Published twice for clarity.

• Problem with laptop Pavilion dv6 wireless connection

  I have a problem with a computer laptop dv6-6b50ea Pavilion of customers. He has win7 64 bit installed and an Intel Centrino WirelessN1030 with blutooth wireless card.

  The user has used the laptop abroad with a 3G usb dongle with T-Mobile, but now wants to connect to his home wireless router.

  Initially only the two switched 3g options are visible in the network for the connection options. Therefore, I uninstalled all T-Mobile software for control of the key usb 3g and removed the dial two profiles, but the laptop wouldn't see any wireless connection.

  The orange light was on the f12 key and I couldn't get the wireless to work. Finally I found that even if it has been enabled in the HP connection manager, it has been disabled by Windows Mobility Center. I finally got the light turns white but still saw wireless networks while two other laptops could see the router in the same place.

  I took the computer laptop and tried it on my own wireless network, and although he saw them he said that they were very poor and wouldn't connect. I tried all the normal things like turning off the antivirus and windows firewall. I've updated the software of the driver from the HP website, but it still wouldn't connect.

  Finally, in desperation I disabled two virtual connections created by the driver. Finally he saw all my access points Wi - Fi including some a long way outside. I have is that it connects and thought that I had a crush, but restarting it would link is no longer. Since I brought the oldes driver I can find on the Intel site, updated twice by HP Support Assistant, who has updated the bios and installed the latest drivers intel, but it now not see any wireless network, or if it does sporadically and does not connect. Ethernet connection works fine.

  I've seen lots of messages on mobile phones of series dv6000 with Wi - Fi and an overheating issues etc. What is the same thing with the dv6 6b50ea?

  Any suggestion would be appreciated

  I had a very similar problem with Tablet Dell Latitude slate ST of my son.

  He has the card brand Dell Atheros wireless bluetooth/wireless combo. He had connection problems in W7, but I was finally able to make it work most of the time.

  I saw on the Dell forums, a lot of people complain about this card.

  I installed W8 on the Tablet and there is no pilot, so I resorted to an old driver w7 and I can't get the map to work most of the time.

  So, I ordered an Intel 6230 without wireless/bluetooth combo card for it and I'll see if it makes a difference.  Intel has W8 drivers for the card.

  I did the same thing you did... inserted a map of the network, D - Link DWA-125 USB into the USB port.  W8 recognized, installed the drivers and it connects without any problems at all.

  The difference between my situation and your is however that the 1030 Intel has no problems experienced with W7 link I know, that's why I suggested a factory reset to see if you can start from scratch and exclude a hardware malfunction.

  If the card still does not work, then of course we should be replaced by a card support listed in the service manual.  Unlike Dell, with all computers laptops HP, you can install one of the maps in the service manual and they must have the part number HP on them or they do not work.

  Kind regards

  Paul

• Dell Inspiron 7537 wireless connectivity does not

  Hi all

  I bought Dell inspiron 7537 and I am facing a problem of wireless connectivity since I've updated its build-in windows 8 to 8.1. Will not connect wifi or Bluetooth. I also tried to plug a device external wifi but it dint work. Even I've updated to windows 10 and eventually I reinstalled Windows 8 and Windows 7 but still the wifi adapter does not work.
  I installed the drivers a lot but this question is never resolved.

  I find a cross mark on my network icon to the right of the taskbar, and it says not connected to any network.

  Please help me with this issue I am unable to use the wifi even in this brand new machine.

  Thank you.

  Thank you very much for your reply, I installed Windows 7 on this computer. Now wifi is enabled :), but I'll try your suggested solution for Windows 8 and Windows 10

• [X 230] Extremely slow wireless connection

  Hi all

  I just received my brand new X 230. The problem is as indicated in the heading "wireless connection is extremely slow.

  I got my old SL300 of 4 years at the side of my X 230. When I test the speed to broadband, my SL300 yields 6 MB/sdownload and 1. 6 mb/s upload. However, my new gives a super speed reduced to 0.3 mb/s and 1.1 MB/s. So I think that my problem has nothing to do with my router.

  I've already put my setting of the adapter wireless for maximum performance (power options > change plan settings > change advanced power settings > wireless adapter settings > power save mode > maximum power output). But it does not solve the problem.

  Here's my X 230 Specifications:

  Intel Core processor i5 - 3210M (3 m Cache, up to 3.10 GHz)
  Operating system Windows 8 64
  Language English 64 Windows 8 operating system
  Type 12.5 "HD (1366 x 768) LED backlit display, ready for wide-band Mobile antenna 2 x 2
  Graphics system Intel HD Graphics from 4,000 to processor Intel Core i5 - 3210M
  Total memory 4 GB DDR3 - 1600 MHz (1 DIMM)
  Keyboard (backlit) US English keyboard
  UltrNav with fingerprint reader fingerprint reader
  720 p HD camera
  Disk drive hard HDD 320 GB, 7200 RPM
  Battery 6 cells ThinkPad X 44 +
  65W AC Adapter Power Cord - US (2 pins)
  Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.0 with antenna
  Integrated WiFi wireless LAN adapters Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2200 (2 x 2 BGN)
  Integrated Mobile Broadband broadband extensible Mobile

  Can someone please help me understand this problem?

  I can't really do anything with such a slow speed.

  Thank you very much in advance.

  I realize that it is not my laptop. It's my router actually.

  So if someone uses Cisco E1200, please update your firmware!

  (Ask the call center, that the steps are too complicated)

  I'm sorry if this thread is a boring.